How to Scale Your Services with Kafka
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Introduces Apache Kafka as a distributed streaming platform to scale communication between microservices. Covers Kafka fundamentals and common usage patterns for building scalable, production-ready event-driven systems and service integration.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Kafka introduction
- 1:08Service app example
- 2:34Events and logs concept
- 5:21What is Kafka?
- 6:25Partitions and brokers
- 8:10Offsets and consumers
- 9:59Consumer groups
- 12:49Message routing
- 13:55Producer semantics
- 16:02Consumer semantics
- 17:50Kafka transactions
- 18:10Kafka Connect
- 20:59Kafka advantages
- 22:03Alternatives evaluated
- 23:30Is Kafka overkill?
- 24:35Next steps and resources
- 25:39Kafka future
- 26:01Q&A
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